So there's this progression. First you see something like Cashu when you say, "Oh, it's a custodial lightning wallet with better privacy for users and no accounts." And then you realize, "Oh, I can use this to pay someone who is offline. I just send them a string and that’s the ecash note.” And then you realize, "Oh, this works over long range radio with very low bandwidth. And then you realize, oh, if we trust the same mint, we can actually use it to route lightning payments without open channels to the mint (the channel is the trust). And we can use it as a lightning wallet for ourselves. And then you can say, oh, we can create these community mints for “islands” that are not connected to the internet.

And then you realize, "Oh, there can be more than one Uncle Jim, and we don't have to trust this one person. We can have shared custody, and this thing has better privacy." And suddenly you realize you are were not expecting anything like this at all when you first saw it, when it began. It has completely different implications than what I was expecting previously.

It's the same with Nostr. It's like, "Oh, this is not a very good protocol. It depends on a few relays and you can’t even store images on it and who would use it." And it's cumbersome. Now there are blogging platforms and communities and marketplaces and AI communicating over it. And there's this innovation that no one was expecting when they first started. It was like thinking about the protocol and trying to judge it by its design, but its use (and implications) is discovered, not designed. Same way you can send a calendar invite over email, or do encrypted group chats over it (DeltaChat).

It’s interesting to see, how we use technologies that in theory should not have worked, but in practice, they do. Bitcoin is one of them. The probability of its success was very low.

A friend of mine said in a podcast with me that Bitcoin’s risk adjusted value is actually better than a decade ago. Yes, you could have bought cheap Bitcoin. But its success back then was very improbable. Now you are buying the asset of the parallel financial system, back then, it was a membership card in a club of geeks. After several that have failed…

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I am 100% certain of it. And when it all crashes, they can say 'anarchy was tried and failed'. That it was typical policies that caused it won't matter, because Milei is now the public face of libertarianism/anarchism. I will bring this up again, Klaus recently singled out libertarians as a threat. Why platform one for a global audience? Why give voice to a threat? Why give voice to the enemy? Counter intelligence 101. Read up on Operation Trust and CoinTelPro. I'm not just making things up without basis. What I am trying to explain here happens 100% of the time with movements that are a threat. Black Panthers had to be destroyed. From within. The militia movement of the 90s had to be destroyed. From within. They are losing people in droves the past few years, so why wouldn't they deploy a puppet to pull the fake libertarians and fake anarchists back into the fray? It worked so well with Vivek in the US, so why not expand it globally?

The best way to control the opposition is to lead it...

So, let me get this straight.

If Malawi devalues its national currency 44% it's african globalist cucks that betrayed their people by stealing their purchasing power.

But if Argentina does it, it's based libertarianism? Big brain take, congratulations.

Klaus said libertarians are a threat to the system recently. Why the fuck would he platform one for a global audience? Ya'll getting played and its really hard to witness so many falling for yet another paid liar. Whatever they do is for their benefit. This is counter intelligence 101. Lead the opposition. They did it is Russia with Operation Trust. They did it after infiltrating the Black Panthers. They did it after infiltrating the militia movement of the 90s. They did it with Q. Its historical fact that movements that are a threat are always infiltrated and destroyed from within. We have beltway libertarians ruining the ideology in the US, and now we have WEF backed 'libertarians' who will bastardize it on a global scale.

Actions are POW, words are POS.

Its not about furthering socialism, its about demonizing libertarianism. Klaus already singled libertarians as a threat recently. In the mean time, Milei is portrayed in media as an un-hinged Argentine Trump. Make libertarians seem crazy. And reel back people into thinking its possible to work within the system. Recall, theme of Davos this year is 'rebuilding trust'. Not trusting the WEF, but their puppets after fucking up with covid. If he was a threat, do you really think he would been invited? Or does seem more like carefully crafted theater? A lil hope and change rebooted?

does anyone know of a good resource to inspect others people contact lists (kind-3)?

does anyone know of a good resource to inspect others people contact lists (kind-3)?

does anyone know of a good resource to inspect others people contact lists (kind-3)?

Using Firefox instead of Chrome might solve your issues here.

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Joplin. Lets me synchronise my (encrypted) notes over WebDAV with my cloud and is free & open source.

Can recommend.

This is what permissions are for Android on my pixel. No location mentioned but who knows.

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